Sentence examples for could even be argued from inspiring English sources

It could even be argued that Baby Boomers never relinquished the crown.

It could even be argued that Labour's defeat should be more disturbing to Republicans than to Democrats.

It could even be argued that these few words changed the face of literary and popular culture.

It could even be argued that, over the decades, Shaggy has exerted as great a cultural impact as Mr. Kasem has.

It could even be argued that the savings in legal fees and the public-relations benefits would increase shareholder value in the long run.

Moreover, it could even be argued that poetry slams and stand-up comics function as our contemporary equivalent of Berlin's kabarett.

It could not even be argued, as with Kosovo, that the strike was necessary to reaffirm the cohesiveness of NATO.

Moreover, if three-line whips are imposed, telling any MPs how they must vote, it could not then even be argued that parliament had decided the matter freely.

It could – perhaps at a stretch – even be argued that this, too, is a footballing point: why should the French team confine itself to one type of football?

But many are wasting their time and some could even be harming themselves, argues Dr Chris van Tulleken.

[ 13, 40] Some have argued that HBIG could even be stopped at some point after transplantation.